Teen held in slayings
Police investigated a double homicide in an east Lawrence residence after gunfire in a convenience store lot sparked a pursuit. Witnesses reported a Caprice chasing a red car and multiple shell casings found on New Hampshire Street. Neighbors described activity around the house, with suspicions of drug dealing and transient occupants.
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Hubbel
19Th Street
New Hampshire Street
John Angermeier
East Lawrence
Louise Nora
Nora
Venus Poke
Poke
Judge weighs end to Indian royalties suit in 1887 case
A federal judge will open hearings to decide how much the United States should pay American Indians for land royalties dating to 1887. The 1996 class action led by Elouise Cobell targets about 500000 Indians and heirs over oil gas grazing timber and other royalties. The claim seeks 58 billion dollars with the government offering under 7 billion.
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Washington
Congress
the Indians
Interior Department
Elouise Cobell
Signs and signs as I carry a pistol in public
A Kansas journalist tests concealed carry by carrying a loaded pistol at various locations in Lawrence. He notes permit totals, law changes, and places that permit or prohibit concealed weapons, including bars and federal buildings, while considering personal safety and workplace rules.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Seventh
11Th
South Iowa
Chuck Sexson
Kansas
Sexson
Journal- World
Joe Blow
Jayhawk Pawn and Jewelry
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Peng Eo Ha
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Southwind
Berea
Perera
Acme
America Life BG Consultants Inc
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Gene Fotzel
Highpointe
Jamon
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McDonald's
RTC
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Midland Marble and Granite
Millard Management
Payne and Jones Foundation
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Prare Bank
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